It starts with a refreshing aroma, and the full flavor of umami, sweetness and richness can be tasted. It is my favorite to drink it chilled and crisp.
Sake meter / -2
Acidity/1.4
A blend of Junmai Daiginjo and Junmai Ginjo. It is sweet and gorgeous and the first sip is the best. It can be a bit bitter if you drink it all the time, but you will want to reset it and drink it again.
Sake made from 100% Yamadanishiki harvested from revived fallow fields. Compared to the usual Daishichi that we drank just before, it is a crisp and clear type.
This sake has the richness, thickness, and umami of a Junmai sake. It tastes great cold or slightly warmed up.
You will never get tired of this refreshing sake even if you keep drinking it.
Sake degree / +3
Acidity/1.4
It was easier to drink than the sake meter, which reads +14. I enjoyed the slow mellowness of the sake as it slowly mellowed from cold to room temperature after a day of drinking.
Sake meter / +14
Acidity/1.9
My favorite type of junmai sake.
The umami and richness of the sake made it easy to drink, and it had the volume to be matched as a food sake as well.
Sake meter / +2.5
Acidity/1.6
Due to a sudden demand, I went to a convenience store.
I have been drinking Senju less often, but it is still delicious after a long time.
It is a typical sake that I would like to have on the dinner table with my dinner.
Shirataka's sake is still delicious as it is a sake made from a traditional sake brewer's yeast.
The red label hiyaoroshi has a more mellow flavor and richness, which I like very much.
Sake meter / +3
Acidity/1.9
Amino acidity/1.3
It was the first autumn sake of the year. It was the first time to drink sake from Okayama, but it was very easy to drink with no sharp edges. It has a good umami taste, which I like.
Sake meter / +4
Acidity/1.7
Amino acidity/1.2
When I had just started drinking sake,
I bought a bottle of sake as a souvenir.
It has been a while since I had it, but it is still a gorgeous, easy-drinking sake that even people who don't normally drink sake can enjoy.
Sake degree / ±0
Acidity / 1.3